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Association, as well as her company’s top honor, the Times Community Newspapers Leadership Award.
Mrs. Wayland maintained an “open door” for the community at the News office. As a result, she was involved in countless community events, celebrations and observances, either by making sure that the events were fully publicized, or as an active participant.
“Few in the long history of Rappahannock County have given so much to so many and to journalism as Barbara Wayland,” said Arthur W. Arundel, publisher of the Rappahannock News.
John T. Tbler, Rappahannock News vice president who has known Mrs. Wayland since she joined the paper in
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